Jailed Kodak Black Wants A Meeting With Trump: I Have A Brilliant Idea, If It’s Not Worth Anything, You Can Kill Me!
Jailed Kodak Black Wants A Meeting With Trump: I Have A Brilliant Idea, If It’s Not Worth Anything, You Can Kill Me!
Kodak Black (real name Bill K. Kapri) wants a meeting with president Trump. On Sunday (April 26th), the 22-year-old jailed rapper took to social media, telling his attorney that he’d like to speak to Donald Trump about a “brilliant idea”, adding that if it’s not “worth anything, you can kill me”. He writes:
@lawronin, tell donald trump to pull up on me, i got a brilliant idea. I thought of something back in Miamia but dismissed it kuz i be thinking I’m crazy sometimes.
He continues
This sh*t keeps following me tho!
See his complete message below.
Kodak Black is currently in jail. On March 11, 2020, he plead guilty to a firearms possession case he was charged with after being detained at the Canadian-American border with a glock. With sentencing set for March 24, the court is considering between 2 and 7 years in prison, which will run concurrently with his 46 month sentencing for lying on federal paperwork.
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